Review of the Vivitar 510n Night Vision Camera for Ghost Hunting

While the camera feels very cheap it does use 6 IR LED lights to shoot Nightvision photos and videos. The IR is Monotone B&W while standard video is color. Runs on 4 AAA batteries and can last up to 4 hours on one set. Nightvision is close range and blurry with fast movements.

Review of the Ghoststop Laser Net 'Laser Grid' for Ghost Hunting

A 30-50mn Powered laser Net from Ghoststop. The Laser runs off of 2 AAA batteries and can easily run for 45min on one set however it loses intensity after 15-20min due to overheating. These lasers are not designed for extended periods of usage for the cost. The ghoststop variants have been tested to work and modified with a slidelock to keep the laser on for extended periods. This variant works brilliantly with static cameras.

Review of the Panasonic AG-DVC30 Professional Camcorder

Overview of the Panasonic AG-DVC30 Professional Camcorder. The DVC30 was originally used to film the first couple of seasons of Ghost Hunters because of its IR capabilities. The AG-DVC30 is one of the only professional level camcorders that has a Infrared mode.